Misguiding links to old versions

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Imported from previous forum

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[ original email was from Darshan Khedekar - darshan.khedekar.ext@deutsche-boerse.com ]
The links to

Transfer Encoding Specification Version 1.01 (FAST%20Transfer%20Encoding%20Specification%201.0.2.pdf, 226KB)
Version 1.01 of the Transfer Encoding Specification describes the serialization processs used to reduce the size of a data stream as it traverses the wire.
[6 March 2006]
Field Encoding Specification Version 1.0 (FAST%20Field%20Encoding%20Specification%201.0.pdf, 158KB)
Version 1.0 of the Field Encoding Specification describes field-level operations used to reduce redundant information carried in a data stream.
[21 February 2006]

on the page
http://www.fixprotocol.org/fastspec

refer to FAST 1.0 and should be removed. These should be clearly marked as FAST 1.0 to prevent any confusion.

FAST Specification Version 1.1 (FAST Specification 1 x 1.pdf, 472KB)
This document defines the structure and semantics of FAST, which is a binary encoding method for message oriented data streams. FAST is an acronym for FIX Adapted for Streaming.
[22 December 2006]

Thanks
/Darshan

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Point well taken.
We’ll modify the layout and clarify description.

Thx,
Rolf

The links to

Transfer Encoding Specification Version 1.01
(FAST%20Transfer%20Encoding%20Specification%201.0.2.pdf, 226KB) Version
1.01 of the Transfer Encoding Specification describes the serialization
processs used to reduce the size of a data stream as it traverses the
wire. [6 March 2006] Field Encoding Specification Version 1.0
(FAST%20Field%20Encoding%20Specification%201.0.pdf, 158KB) Version 1.0
of the Field Encoding Specification describes field-level operations
used to reduce redundant information carried in a data stream. [21
February 2006]

on the page http://www.fixprotocol.org/fastspec

refer to FAST 1.0 and should be removed. These should be clearly marked
as FAST 1.0 to prevent any confusion.

FAST Specification Version 1.1 (FAST Specification 1 x 1.pdf, 472KB)
This document defines the structure and semantics of FAST, which is a
binary encoding method for message oriented data streams. FAST is an
acronym for FIX Adapted for Streaming. [22 December 2006]

Thanks /Darshan